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[12/09/08] Dakota Student
Environmental research from the skies
[08/29/08] Dakota Student
Mission success, NSERC takes to the Arctic
[08/16/08] Discovery earthlive
AMISA Blog - Investigating North Pole Sea Ice
AMISA Blog - Meet the Scientists
[12/09/08] Dakota Student
Environmental research from the skies
[08/29/08] Dakota Student
Mission success, NSERC takes to the Arctic
[08/16/08] Discovery earthlive
AMISA Blog - Investigating North Pole Sea Ice
AMISA Blog - Meet the Scientists
LATEST QUESTIONS
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[09/18/08] What is the NASA DC-8?
[08/27/08] What is the Atmosphere Made of?
[09/18/08] What is the NASA DC-8?
[08/27/08] What is the Atmosphere Made of?
DC-8 OVERVIEW
The DC-8's primary purpose is to provide a platform where researchers can gather data while in flight. It allows several experiments to take place simultaneously and with constant conditions. More >
The DC-8's primary purpose is to provide a platform where researchers can gather data while in flight. It allows several experiments to take place simultaneously and with constant conditions. More >
NEXT MISSION - SARP
Student Airborne Research Program - July/August 2009
NASA seeks highly motivated advanced undergraduate and early graduate students for participation in a Summer 2009 research program in Earth system science using its DC-8 flying laboratory. The 6-week program is managed by NSERC. Faculty and staff will be drawn from several universities and NASA centers, as well as from flight operations and engineering personnel.
Students will acquire hands-on research experience in all aspects of a scientific campaign using a major NASA resource for studying Earth system processes. More >
Our most recent success -- AMISA >
Student Airborne Research Program - July/August 2009
NASA seeks highly motivated advanced undergraduate and early graduate students for participation in a Summer 2009 research program in Earth system science using its DC-8 flying laboratory. The 6-week program is managed by NSERC. Faculty and staff will be drawn from several universities and NASA centers, as well as from flight operations and engineering personnel.
Students will acquire hands-on research experience in all aspects of a scientific campaign using a major NASA resource for studying Earth system processes. More >
Our most recent success -- AMISA >